Promotes safe and healthful enjoyment of the Washington, D.C. waterfront by individuals who choose to live, recreate or operate a business or organization at the Gangplank Marina; and works for a clean, attractive and environmentally healthy marina, waterfront, and river system.

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Update:

For the benefit of all slipholders, a copy of the Wharf developer's transition plans with graphic depictions of the Phase II, PUD plan is now in the laundry room. Please feel free to look at but leave the books there for other slipholders to also be able to review. This is similar to what can be found on the Wharf website, but may be easier for some to access.

Jul 19, 2009

Zanzibar nightclub liquor license suspension

I know many folks were wondering about what had happened to Zanzibar. A patron was stabbed in the torso there earlier in the summer. The club has remained closed since then due to a suspeneded liquor license. On July 13 ABRA had a special meeting to extend the suspension of Zanzibar's nightclub liquor license until the club meets two conditions that Chief Lanier had requested:

(1) installing a new state of the art with camera system with at least 32 cameras that record and contain infrared capabilities and (2) work out a reimbursable detail plan with MPD for the nights they are open that follows or exceeds MPD's reimbursable detail requirements. The onus is on Zanzibar 's to meet these two conditions and only upon the satisfaction of the Agency, will the suspension be lifted. I’ll notify you when that happens. The Board also ordered the matter to OAG for a Show Cause hearing in the near future. Additional penalties may result from that action. [from ABRA email]